Eight Political Parties Likely to Enter the DPR According to LSI Survey: Who Are They?

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The latest survey by the Indonesian Survey Institute (LSI) shows that only eight political parties (parpol) have a chance of securing seats in the DPR or DPRD in the 2024 election simulation.

Political Party Electability According to LSI Survey (August 2023)

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Political Party Electability According to LSI Survey (August 2023)

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The latest survey by the Indonesian Survey Institute (LSI) shows that only eight political parties (parpol) have a chance of placing their representatives in the House of Representatives (DPR) or Regional Representative Council (DPRD) in the 2024 Election simulation.

Based on Law Number 7 of 2017, the parliamentary threshold (PT) is a minimum of 4%. This means that each political party must meet this vote requirement to qualify for parliament.

The LSI survey recorded that the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP) has the highest electability with 25.4% of the vote. This is followed by Gerindra and Golkar with 13.3% and 9.3% respectively.

The eight political parties that passed the PT according to the LSI survey are as follows:

1. PDIP: 25.4%
2. Gerindra: 13%
3. Golkar: 9.3%
4. PKB: 7.6%
5. Democrat: 6.6%
6. PKS: 5.2%
7. NasDem: 5%
8. PAN: 4.2%

Meanwhile, ten political parties did not pass the parliamentary threshold according to the LSI survey results, because they obtained votes below 4%. These parties consist of:

1. PPP: 2.5%
2. Perindo: 1.9%
3. Hanura: 0.5%
4. PSI: 0.4%
5. PBB: 0.3%
6. Buruh: 0.3%
7. Garuda: 0.2%
8. Ummat: 0.2%
9. Gelora: 0.1%
10. PKN: 0%

Meanwhile, 17.4% of other respondents did not know or did not answer this survey question.

The LSI survey was conducted from August 3-9, 2023, through face-to-face interviews, involving 1,220 respondents from all over Indonesia. All respondents were 17 years of age or older or married.

The survey's margin of error is approximately 2.9% at a 95% confidence level.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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